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I. Summary of Required Approvals <br />City review of this application necessarily involves a sequence of steps in which the Planning <br />Commission will be asked to make recommendations and Council must ultimately reach a decision <br />whether or not to grant approval. These steps include: <br />0 Comprehensive Plan Amendment. The developer’s proposal relies on successfully <br />obtaining an amendment of the Community Management Plan (CMP). North of Kelley <br />Parkway the site is currently guided for multi-family residential (MFR) use at a density of <br />3-6 units per acre. South of Kelley Parkway, the site is guided for Commercial uses - <br />specifically professional offices, limited service uses, and retail uses accessory to the offices. <br />The primary change requested is to allow' multi-family residential use (row houses and <br />condo’s) on the westerly 3/4 of the site south of Kelley Parkway, rather than commercial <br />office use for which it is currently guided. A second and equally significant CMP change <br />requested is to allow a considerably more intense level of retail uses at the northwest comer <br />of 12/Willow than contemplated in the CMP. i.c. grocery, service retail and restaurant uses. <br />Rezonine, TheentiresiteiscurrentlyzonedRR-lB,OncFamily Rural Residential. Thearea <br />of commercial development is proposed to be rezoned to B-6 Highway Commercial District <br />(PUD) and the residential component is proposed to be rezoned to RPUD Residential <br />Planned Unit Development District. Planning Commission w ill be asked to review and make <br />a recommendation regarding w hether RPUD and B-6 arc appropriate zoning districts for the <br />uses that will be allowed, and whether any proposed uses arc inappropriate or require special <br />conditions or limitations based on the standards for those districts. <br />The application is being processed as a Planned Unii Development, and actual rezoning of <br />the property would not occur until completion of the Development Plan Approval stage. <br />PVD Generai Concept Plan Aporovat. The first stage of the tw o-stage PUD review- process <br />is the General Concept Stage, in w hich Planning Commission and Council review all aspects <br />of the proposed development. Tliis is similar in scope to a combination of the sketch plan <br />and preliminary plat phases of a standard subdivision process. General Concept Plan <br />Approval is the City ’s formal commitment to the development, which will be documented <br />via a Council resolution, hence all significant issues and concerns muat be addressed at the <br />General Concept Plan review stage. The General Concept Plan review will include review <br />of the proposed commercial uses and commercial site plan, as w ell as review of the proposed <br />residential uses and layout. <br />PVD Development Plan Approval. In this final stage the developer will provide detailed <br />plans for implementation of the approved General Concept Plan, as well as preliminary and <br />final plat documents. Rezoning and formal amendment of the CMP w ill occur as part of <br />Development Plan approval. A Development Agreement w ill be executed by the developer <br />and the City to formalize all aspects of the approval. <br />M)2-27S9 Oahlttrom Df%elopmem LLC <br />May 17,2002 <br />Page 2 of 9
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